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A serial work.

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Young, K: Autumn Arabesque; computer-set
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Rimmer: Composition 3; electroacoustic part
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Rimmer: Compositions 1-5; electroacoustic part
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Rimmer: Composition 3; computer-set
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Rimmer: Compostition 3; computer set
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New Zealand Electronic Music
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New Zealand Electronic Music
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Lardelli: Double; computer-set
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Lardelli: Double; computer-set
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Aaron Lloyd: The Black Mill - various works  Year: 2000
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Farr: From Forgotten Forests; computer-set
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Gareth Farr: Chamber Music  Year: 1997
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The name hihi (“stitchbird”) has an onomatopoeiac quality which suggests the insistent call of this bird which is urgent, penetrating and strong. Hearing the striking call of the “hihi” on Tiritiri Matangi in the Hauraki Gulf inspired this piece.

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Bowater: Hihi; Computer-set
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NZ Premieres 2008 Vol. 1
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Numena is a sonic commingling of human and nonhuman. The work’s compositional process thus focused on blurring boundaries between instrument and audio, in seeking to create the illusion of an haecceity (a singular material entity) or, to use a more contemporary term, a meta-instrument. This is not a purely formal concern; regarded figuratively, the piece is animistic, in the sense that the harp itself can be considered as the numena (local god or presiding deity) governing the sounding flow. Written for and premiered by the harpist Catriona MacKay at the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester, June 17th 2000.

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